We offer a variety of shorter term and longer term housing options to support people living with and recovering from mental illness. Length of stay is often determined by your personal needs. We’re here when you need us the most. If you are living with mental health concerns you may face barriers to finding and […]Continue readingHousing
Services
Canadian Mental Health Association Middlesex provides recovery-focused programs and services for people of all ages and their families. This page displays our full service listing. Follow the links below for more details.
Housing First
We offer support to secure permanent housing throughout the city of London for singles, couples and families who have a history of homelessness, and do not receive any other formal community supports. The team has a Housing Selection Worker, Housing Stability Workers, an Addictions Worker and a Recreational Therapist. Support is self-determined and offered 1:1 […]Continue readingHousing First
Independent Apartments
Another housing option we offer are one bedroom apartments in a variety of locations across London. Independent Apartments are available to individuals with difficulty finding and keeping housing on their own but have the skills to live independently. Rent is subsidized according to income. We negotiate tenancy agreements with landlords in buildings preferred by our clients […]Continue readingIndependent Apartments
Information and Brief Support
The Information & Brief Support Team is located in the Mental Health and Addictions Crisis Centre (648 Huron Street). While the Crisis Centre is open 24/7, our Team specifically is available for walk-ins between 9 am – 9 pm, Monday – Friday. What do we offer? Information about mental health and addictions Assistance with referrals to CMHA and community services, and with completing forms and paperwork Interpretation arranged upon request Please walk-in to 648 Huron Street, or call our Information Line at 519-434-9191 x 223. Booked appointments available on request.Continue readingInformation and Brief Support
Justice and Court Diversion
Our Justice and Court Diversion programs support individuals 16 years of age and older who have been charged or convicted of a criminal offence and are coping with a serious mental illness, developmental challenges or brain injury. Programs include: Court Diversion is a voluntary and client-centered program that diverts accused individuals from the justice system to […]Continue readingJustice and Court Diversion
London Coffee House
The London Coffee House has a long history of providing a hot cup of coffee, support and socialization to men and women experiencing homelessness, and those at risk. Today, it is located at 371 Hamilton Road in London, and is a program of the Canadian Mental Health Association Middlesex. The Coffee House gratefully acknowledges funding […]Continue readingLondon Coffee House
Long Stay Residential Treatment Facility
Our Long Stay Residential Treatment Facility provides an opportunity for people who have been hospitalized in a mental health facility (or who are at risk of hospitalization) to live in the community. Supports include psychosocial rehabilitation and clinical support in a home-like environment on a beautiful residential street. Our staff team includes nurses, personal support […]Continue readingLong Stay Residential Treatment Facility
Mental Health and Addictions Crisis Centre
What is the Mental Health & Addictions Crisis Centre? The Crisis Centre provides walk in support for individuals experiencing a mental health and/or addictions crisis who do not require hospital or emergency services (911). Located at 648 Huron St., London, the Crisis Centre is also home to our Crisis Mobile Team and possible referral to […]Continue readingMental Health and Addictions Crisis Centre
My Sisters’ Place
My Sisters’ Place is many things to the 100 plus women who walk through its doors each day. It is safety. It is service. It is sisterhood. Women who access My Sisters’ Place range in age from 16 – 70 and come from diverse backgrounds. Most have experienced abuse, trauma and isolation. Many are homeless, are […]Continue readingMy Sisters’ Place
Ontario Perception of Care Tool for Mental Health and Addictions
By completing the Ontario Perception of Care Tool for Mental Health and Addictions (OPOC-MHA), you’re helping us improve the services we provide. This survey is anonymous and can be done online. To get started, please complete the form below. We’ll then send you a link to the survey and a code that allows you to […]Continue readingOntario Perception of Care Tool for Mental Health and Addictions